Your 2010 hair loss resolutions

[Thickandthin]

2010 is now upon us.

For me, this is the year that I will take my hair loss seriously. I am back on finasteride and plan on staying on it for good. This will mark my official 3rd attempt at taking finasteride, so as the saying goes....

I also plan on going to a stylist soon and getting a good haircut for once - one that hides my recession better and is more stylish.

As for the decade, I'm holding out hope that we will get a better treatment before 2020 rolls around, and that I can hold on to most my hair until 2016. By then I'll be 30 and will have a hair transplant on my temples (and anywhere else I might be losing at that time).

So guys - what are your "hair loss" resolutions?

 

[Boondock]

This might be a pretty cool thread. I hadn't really thought about this till now, but my resolutions are:

1. Maintain enough to look at least reasonable for graduate job interviews next autumn/winter

2. Construct or purchase a laser helmet

3. Start putting away a bit more money for a hair transplant in c.2015

4. Give shaving a try to see if it suits me

5. Get over it a little more

 

[BodyDysmorphic]

my objective is to

continue my consistent plan of the big 3
and hope for continued recovery

 

[Shma]

This might be a pretty cool thread. I hadn't really thought about this till now, but my resolutions are:

1. Maintain enough to look at least reasonable for graduate job interviews next autumn/winter

2. Construct or purchase a laser helmet

3. Start putting away a bit more money for a hair transplant in c.2015

4. Give shaving a try to see if it suits me

5. Get over it a little more

You're going to make/buy a laser helmet? Why that?

 

[mpbsux20]

1.Staying positive
2.Working out more than ever
3.To give finasteride a try if Saw Palmetto doesn't do sh*t
4.Finally getting a proper haircut done by the end of this year if my hairline improves
5.To put all of this behind me and finish my graduation with some respectability.

 

[Nuli]

1. Stop caring about superficial things like hair and get on with my career.
2. Stop visiting these hair loss forums everyday :whistle:

 

[Nichiyoubi]

1. Convince the world that hair loss has absolutely no impact on your health, wealth, or well being.

2. See number 1